Regular review and feedback sessions at each phase allow for necessary adjustments reducing the risk of disruptions.
Agile is a flexible software development methodology emphasizing collaboration and iterative progress through short sprints. In Scrum, cross-functional teams collaborate to deliver functional product increments, led by roles like Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team. Scrum manages artifacts such as the Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog to prioritize work. Agile promotes continuous feedback and adjustments to meet evolving customer needs, focusing on adaptive planning, iterative development, early delivery, and continuous improvement.
Snetaj adopts Agile, specifically Scrum, for software development. Teams work in short sprints to deliver incremental features, managed by roles like Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team. They prioritize transparency through backlog management, sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and sprint reviews. This approach allows Snetaj to respond swiftly to changes, integrate customer feedback, and enhance product quality iteratively.
The waterfall model, a sequential software development approach, progresses through distinct phases in a strict linear lifecycle. Its rigidity makes adapting to changes difficult post-phase completion, potentially disrupting projects with emerging requirements. Delayed testing increases risks by identifying critical issues late. Limited customer involvement may result in products not meeting user needs.
Regular review and feedback sessions at each phase allow for necessary adjustments reducing the risk of disruptions.
Incremental integration and testing throughout the development cycle phase ensure early detection and resolution of issues.
Continuous stakeholder communication incorporates customer feedback at multiple points, aligning the final product with user expectations and needs.